Fight at Florence mine injures eight as pickets clash with guards
In St Clairsville Ohio on June 18 eight men were injured in a clash between mine guards and 300 National Miners Union pickets at the Florence mine of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Co. Tear gas bombs dispersed the marchers after they refused orders to disperse, marking the day's most serious incident in the coal strike region.
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St. Clairsville
National Miners’ Union
Florence
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
Blaine
Mellon Talks With Bank of England Governor
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon met for a long discussion with Montagu Norman Governor of the Bank of England in London. The meeting suggested Mellon sought first hand insights into European finance and possible reparations and war debts issues. Also noted is golfer Tom Sockwell advancing in the Dallas national open sectional qualifier.
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London
Andrew W. Mellon
United States Treasury
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
England
Dallas
Texas
Tom Sockwell
Pitched Battle Injures Eight Pickets
A pitched battle erupted injuring eight pickets. Details are sparse but the incident involved armed confrontations with multiple injuries reported among the guards.
Bruce's Entrance Cue in Pierre's Dramatic School Saga
Pierre, living with Bruce Bevis and Ann, plans to leave for dramatic training as Bruce, Martin Bevis, and Tony Latour push Pierre toward Bruce's mining scheme. The family tensions rise at supper while Pierre entertains with a soda-fountain act and praises Ann, prompting doubts about his future on stage.
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Bruce Carey
Pierre Donovan
Harriet Noel
Tony Latour
Pierre
Roy Donovan
Bruce
Tony
Martin Bevis
Ann
Tony Tony
Martin
Pa Bevis
Wall Street
Mr. Carey
Pete
Father Tony
Goodby
New York
Lady Ann
Jesus
Manger
D, Appleton
Puzzle word list and clues shuffled across nations
A scanned puzzle page presents a long list of crossword style clues with misread letters and numbering. It includes animal names, geography, anatomy, and general knowledge prompts, some with garbled spellings. The fragment resembles a historical clue table from a newspaper page.
German Flying Boat Leaves on Trip Down Brazilian Coast
A German flying boat launches from Natal toward Bahia on the first leg of a Rio de Janeiro mission. The DC-X, largest seaplane, departed at 5:30 a.m., sighted Parahyba 55 minutes later, Pernambuco 75 miles farther, then turned back at 7:06. From Fernando Noronha, the craft completed about one third of a ~600 mile voyage begun in Switzerland in 1930.
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Nata
Brazil
Co-X
Bahia
Rio de Janeiro
Parahyba
Pernambuco
Friedrich Christiansen
Fernando Noronha
South Atlantic
Cape Verde Islands
Alternrhein
Switzerland
Lagoa Grande
Great Lake
Maceio
Natal
Macero
Kidnap Plot Thwarted In Pottstown Physician Case
State police in disguise as luggage helped foil a kidnap attempt on Dr. J Elmer Porter 66 president of the Security Trust Co. In the physician banker case Edward Kitchell and Harry McKay of Philadelphia were captured along with Fotser Weand after posing as a ransom plot. Weand carried letters indicating a $15000 ransom.
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Edward Kitchell
Harry McKay
Philadelphia
Dr. Porter
Fotser Weand
Weand
Drought Keeps Weeds Down in Georgia Farming
Savannah report from June 18 quotes Mills B. Lane of Citizens and Southern National Bank noting a light drought with cool weather reduced weed growth and aided farmers. He says cotton, corn, tobacco, peanuts, and watermelons are in excellent condition, producing the cheapest crops since the 1890s.
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Savannah
Mills B. Lane
Citizens and Southern National Bank
South Georgia
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Mellon
Meigs
Thomasville
Rouse’s Feed Store
Thomasville, GA
A.B
C.R.R
T. R. Bryan
Atlanta, Ga
Flowers Baking Co
Flowers Quality Bread
Wuts Phos Olen Online
Agruy
Norway
Holland
Napoleon
Israel
Aiveyat
Brazilian
H. P. Rackley
Optometrist
Glenn's Fruit Truck
North Broad Street
Cadillac
Marquette
Titus Motors, Inc
N. Madison St
Stegall’s Dairy
Heisler’s Market
West Jackson Street
Georgia
Florida
John Dixon E. Jackson